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Revision of: History of economic thought / Lionel Robbins -- Princeton, N.J. : Princeton University Press, 1998.

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Preface I. Pre-classical thought

Introduction

Aristotle, politics and ethics (300s B.C.)

St. Thomas Aquinas, summa theologica (1267-73)

Thomas Mun, England's treasure by foreign trade

Sir William Petty, a treatise of taxes and contributions

John Locke, two treatises of government (1690) and some considerations of the consequences of the lowering of interest, and raising the value of money

Richard Cantillon, essai sur la nature du commerce en generale

Francois Quesnay, tableau economique

Anne Robert Jacques Turgot, reflections on the formation and distribution of wealth

Bernard Mandeville, Fable of the bees

The classical school

Introduction

David Hume, political discourses (on money, interest, and the balance of trade)

Adam Smith, wealth of nations

Jeremy Bentham, an introduction to the principles of morals and legislation (1789), manual of political economy (1795), anarchical fallacies (1795), principles of the civil code

Thomas Malthus, essay on population

Henry Thornton, paper credit

David Ricardo, the high price of bullion

Jean Baptiste Say, a treatise on political economy

David Ricardo, principles of political economy and taxation

Thomas Malthus, principles of political economy

James Mill, elements of political economy

Nassau Senior, an outline of political economy

J.S. Mill, principles of political economy

The Marxian challenge

Karl Marx, critique of political economy (1859), capital

The marginal revolution

William Stanley Jevons, theory of political economy

Carl Menger, principles of economics

Leon Walras, elements of pure economics

F.Y. Edgeworth, mathematical psychics

Alfred Marshall, principles of economics

Eugen Böhm-bawerk, the positive theory of capital

The development of macroeconomics

Introduction

Knut Wicksell, "the influence of the rate of interest on prices"

Irving Fisher, the rate of interest (1907) and the purchasing power of money

John Maynard Keynes, "the end of laissez-faire" (1926), "the general theory of employment" (1937), and the general theory of employment, interest and money (1936) vi. institutional economics

Thorstein Veblen, the theory of the leisure class

John R. Commons, "institutional economics"

Post-world-war II economics

Milton Friedman, "the methodology of positive economics"

Paul A. Samuelson, "the pure theory of public expenditure" (1954) and "diagrammatic exposition of a pure theory of public expenditure"

A.W.H. Phillips, "the relation between unemployment and the rate of change of money wages in the united kingdom 1861-1957"

Milton Friedman, "the role of monetary policy".

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